Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin

Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin is continuing its boycott of St Patrick's Day events at the United States===White House due to the United States's support of Israel in the Gaza conflict. This decision is a political statement aimed at demanding the upholding of international law and advocating for peace in Palestine.

Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin, as the largest opposition party, initiated the motion of no confidence against the Government due to its handling of fuel protests. Its leader, Mary Lou McDonald, criticized the Government's response and attitude towards protesters.

Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin TDs are advocating for new legislation to address the generation of non-consensual sexualized images of adults, highlighting a gap in current laws.

Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin is called upon by Micheál Martin to apologize for the Provisional Irish Republican Army's actions as detailed in the Operation Kenova report. Mary Lou McDonald, leader of Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin, expressed sorrow for lives lost during the conflict.

Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin backed the public rally and its leader, Mary Lou McDonald, attended, criticizing the Republic of Ireland===Government of Ireland's budget decisions regarding disability payments.